4-H Chatter The Trip to Danville Ends
4-H Chatter recalls a Danville Kentucky trip for 38 Honor Club members. Hosts included Boyle County extension agents and Happy Valley 4-H families. Highlights cover visits to My Old Kentucky Home, Stephen Foster Story, Gamble Farm cattle, and a Kentucky Tennessee softball game.
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Danville, Ky
Danville
Happy Valley
Boyle Coun
Bardstown
Kentucky
Stephen Foster
Teddy Tate
Ten Hetate
Sullivan County
Regena
Helen
Jane Snodgrass
Kay Hart
Hart
Sam Hamblen
Ann Jones
Penny Rodgers
Happy Valley 4-H Club
Nancy Fleenor
Patsy Rodgers
Holsten
Jersey
Hog prices dip across region with Nashville rise noted
Southern hog prices fell up to one dollar per hundredweight last week while Nashville saw a modest gain of fifty cents to one dollar, according to the USDA Consumer and Marketing Service.
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Atlanta
Nashville
USDA
Visitors Tour Powell Valley Demonstration Farms
Seven five visitors toured three Powell Valley farms designated demonstration farms under the government conservation program. They learned about 50 percent cost-sharing on drainage lime fertilizers and ponds.remarks described spray weed control and water systems to protect livestock water supplies.
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Big Stone Gap
Powell Valley
Minnie Archer
Whee County
Cecil Skeen
Skeer
Watershed planning accelerates in Appalachian region
Sasser announces formation of the Soil Conservation Service Horse Creek Watershed District to speed planning across Sullivan Hawkins Grainger and Greene Counties. The program targets flood control and development with engineers economists geologists and local sponsors guiding projects along Horse Creek and surrounding watersheds in Tennessee.
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Fork Creek
Franklin
Crow Creek
Frank
Tin
Marion
Appalachian
Horsenessee
Tennessee
J. A. Sasser
Sasser
Horse Creek
Sullivan
Hawkins
Washington and
Greene Coii
Ville
Richland
South Holston
Grainger County
Outakde Kingsport
Ube
ACP Leaders Plan 1966 Conservation Program in Sullivan County
Sullivan County ASCS chairman H W Copenhaver announces the 1966 Agricultural Conservation Program slated to start this fall and offer about half cost sharing for practices like permanent vegetative cover tree planting and watershed improvements. Local leaders formulate county plans with state and national guidance. applications for fall practices due by July 20 at the Blountville ASCS office. Prices cited for wool trends are noted in the passage.
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Woodrow Franklin
Buford BR
Bleyins
Conservaion Service
Clayton C. Polf
Agricultural Stabilization ‘and Conservation Committee
Jim McCormick
Wise County Agri‘ycultural
Charles D. ‘Beker
Soil Conservation Service
Bruce Merrill
Jefferson National Forest Ranger
H. W. Copentaver
Sullivan County
Copenhaver
ASCS
Blountville
Wool prices and volumes fall at nine sales
About 790,000 pounds of wool sold across nine sales with 213,000 pounds of medium clear averaging 63 dollars per hundredweight and 48,000 pounds of fine blood wool. There was roughly a 10 percent drop in volume from last year, said Powell.
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Powell
Fall Branch FFA Leaders Attend Camp
Fall Branch FFA officers Terry Shaw Dee Myera and others spent a week at Camp Clements in Bush County for leadership training. Their advisor Milton Joyce joined them with about 15 members aiming to earn another superior chapter award for the 196 school year. Community groups helped fund the trip.
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Fal
FFA
Terry Shaw
Larry Chatman
Ricky Crawford
Dee Myers
Neal Thornpurg
Gene Hall
Shaw
Wayne Shaw
Limestone
Hall
Future Farmers of America
Camp Clements
Yes Bush County
Stu
Dee Myera
Cal Thor
Ricky Crawcford
Sentinel
Milton Joyce
Oak Glen
Ruritan Club
Gram
Haa Bethesda
Joyce Club
Harmony Ruritan'Club
Banking and Trust
Agricul
Mamta Rai
Clements
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T. R. Meade
Oak Drive Circle
Aiden Haynes
Richcrest Avenue
Meade
Haynes
Times-News
Charles Dean
Belen Eten Bsblast
Arles D. Holland
Assistamt County
Patch Barnes
Aera Ae Q
Pia
Gamble Farm
Ted Thomas
Dryden Fleenor
Bill Fleenor
Kenneth Lane
Tommy King
Uccabees Bee
I. F. Addington Times-News
Harry G. Staith
Suner
Appalachia
Dwleht M. ‘Treadway
Naeh
ACP
KNB
Kingsport National Bank
Beforit Insurance Corporation
Eastmen Road
Colonial Heights
Harold Hall
Myers
John Myers
Fall Branch
Chatman
Russell Chatman
Thornburg
Harold
North Dakota State Univer
Statersity College of Agriculture
Columbus
Sgt. Beans
White House Vinegar
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